An Evening With Batman and Robin


4h 30m 1965

Film Details

Release Date
Jan 1965
Premiere Information
Cleveland opening: 24 Nov 1965
Production Company
Columbia Pictures
Country
United States
Screenplay Information
Based on characters created by Bob Kane (May 1939--).

Technical Specs

Duration
4h 30m

Synopsis

Crimefighters Batman and Robin begin investigating a ring of Japanese saboteurs who plan to steal the city's radium supply. The gang kidnaps Martin Warren, the uncle of Batman's girl friend, Linda, and forces him to reveal the location of the precious element. Batman and Robin are waiting for the criminals at the radium vault; and in the ensuing fight, the "dynamic duo" capture one of the saboteurs, who reveals that the gang, led by the evil scientist Dr. Daka, intended to take the radium to their hideout, the House of the Open Door. In disguise, the dynamic duo penetrate the gang's lair and discover Linda bound, gagged, and unconscious. Attacked by the gang, Batman and Robin escape with Linda. Dr. Daka, assisted by a group of zombies he controls by means of a magic ring, uses many traps attempting to kill the dynamic duo, but the intrepid enemies of crime escape death each time. Finally, they capture the evil doctor and force him to return Linda and Warren (who have been turned into zombies) to normal. Daka tries to flee the arriving police and falls into a pit of alligators in which he had tried to trap Batman.

Film Details

Release Date
Jan 1965
Premiere Information
Cleveland opening: 24 Nov 1965
Production Company
Columbia Pictures
Country
United States
Screenplay Information
Based on characters created by Bob Kane (May 1939--).

Technical Specs

Duration
4h 30m

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Trivia

Notes

Originally released by Columbia Pictures in 1943 as a 15-part serial. Each chapter was registered for copyright between 16 July and October 22, 1943. The chapter titles were, in order: "The Electrical Brain," "The Bat's Cave," "The Mark of the Zombies," "Slaves of the Rising Sun," "The Living Corpse," "Poison Peril," "The Phoney Doctor," "Lured by Radium," "The Sign of the Sphinx," "Flying Spies," "A Nipponese Trap," "Embers of Evil," "Eight Steps Down," "The Executioner Strikes," and "The Doom of the Rising Sun."